NA crank trigger wheel sensor on a NB?
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Change the Req_fuel number to account for your bigger injectors, as you have MSII everything else will scale more or less.
It's all in the manual. http://www.msextra.com/doc/index.html
It's all in the manual. http://www.msextra.com/doc/index.html
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Req_Fuel needs to be decreased. Formula (approximately) is New Reqfuel = Old ReqFuel * (old injectorsize / new injectorsize).
Cranking PW also need to be trimmed by the same ratio.
(Does MS2 specify cranking PW in absolute times like MS1? I can't remember.)
EDIT: No, it does not. It's in %, so you can probably leave cranking PW alone.
Might need to trim priming PW, though.
Cranking PW also need to be trimmed by the same ratio.
(Does MS2 specify cranking PW in absolute times like MS1? I can't remember.)
EDIT: No, it does not. It's in %, so you can probably leave cranking PW alone.
Might need to trim priming PW, though.
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